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Creating An Inviting Yard

I have always been one of those people who loves to create a warm, inviting atmosphere for others, which is why I started looking at landscaping design in the first place. It was incredible to me to see how much of a difference I was able to make by adding a few new plants, and after that first project, I wanted to help other people. I started volunteering to help friends and neighbors do their landscaping, and after a few months, I had developed quite a following. This blog is all about creating a warm, inviting yard through smart landscaping and an eye for detail.

Creating An Inviting Yard

    2 Reasons To Hydroseed Your Lawn

    If you want to quickly plant grass in your yard for near-instant results, then you have likely considered hydroseeding. Hydroseeding is the process of basically spraying mulch and moisture-infused grass seed onto your landscape so new growth can begin. Whether you are skilled in maintaining a lawn or you are new to having a new yard of grass, consider hydroseeding. Here are 2 reasons to choose hydroseeding over other type of grass planting techniques.

    6 Tips For Caring For Backyard Trees

    If you have trees in your yard, you know the beauty they can provide. You may not realize that they can also add value to your home or property. It is your responsibility to care for your trees in order to ensure that they do not face disease or deterioration. These tips will help you care for your trees, especially if you are a first-time property owner: 1. Know What Damages Trees

    4 Tips For Maintaining Your Lawn

    Working to keep your yard in the best possible condition is sure to be high on your list of things to do. Your lawn is the first thing your neighbors will see and keeping it looking good can even increase the value of your home. It's important to know some of the top tips for getting your lawn looking the way you want it to and here are some to assist you:

    How To Decorate Your New Office

    Have you just received a promotion? Perhaps you have started your own business and you have a new office from which you will do your work. No matter the reason you are decorating a new office, from selecting the furniture to buying plants for the office, here are some ideas that might help. The Plan - Think about what you will be doing in your office.  For example, besides the traditional desk and chair, will you need something like a circular table and accompanying chairs for meetings?

    3 Basic Types Of Landscaping Services You Will Need For Your New Home

    If you are in the process of building a new house, your contractor is likely to handle all the steps in the process; however, the landscaping of your yard might not be included. If you are responsible for your own landscaping, you might want to hire a company for help. While you do not have to complete every task in the entire yard right away, there are three important things you will need to do, and your landscaping company can help you with this.

    Have A Lawn? Why You Should Hydroseed

    If you have a relatively large lawn, it's important for it to look good at all times.  Dull, brown grass can truly throw a pall over the curb appeal of your house, causing your property to take on a sallow appearance that can be far from attractive.  However, if you've been trying to keep your yard looking well you might be finding that you're having a hard time.  If you're in this situation it may be time to hydroseed.

    3 Keys to Designing an Attractive, Fire-Resistant Landscape

    Wildfire activity can be devastating to area homes. Fortunately, landscaping strategies exist to minimize fire damage in homes situated in a wildfire's path. Following are just three of the many ways that you can increase the fire resistance of your home's exterior without sacrificing good looks and functionality.  Avoid Mass Plantings of Juniper Mass plantings of low-growing juniper has been a popular landscaping choice for decades. They're low maintenance, long lasting, and relatively inexpensive, and they provide green coverage all year round.

    Stop Erosion Of The Shoreline Of Your Property With Rip Raps Created With Large Stones

    When you buy a piece of lakefront property, it is important to take the time to hire someone to protect the edges of the property from erosion. Many people do not realize that water hitting against the shore of their property again and again will cause the soil to start to erode. As the soil erodes, the property will become smaller and smaller. A great way to stop eroding along the shoreline of your property is to have rip rap added to it.